Morning journal and courier., 1887-09-28
entertainments, rr Aro


 Madame J. Rieth's troupe of glass blowers have been at No. 47 Church street in the Hoadley building nearly two weeks and are meeting with great success. Large numbers of people are in attendance daily. Open from 2 to and from 4 to 9 p. m.
 HYPERION THEATER.
 Mr. Joseph Haworth and company repeated "Rosedale" at the Hyperion Thester last evening. MT. Haworth and Miss Sydney Armstrong were successful in the leading roles and MT. Drew was very funny as Bun. berry Kobb. The play received 8 better pre- sentation than on Monday evening. The final performances of "Rosedale' will be given this afternoon and evening.
 BUNNELL's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
 John A. Stevens grand spectacular sensa tional drama, 'sPassion's Slave" was present ed last evening to packed house at Bun. nelrs Grand Opera House. Passions Slave" is melodrama abounding in thrilling situations and sensational climaxes The plot which forms the basis of the play is in- trieate, and has been admirably developed by the author. The scenery is very effective The last three days of the week MT. Charles T. Ellis will appear in the three act domestic COucuJ SAL1liCu, OdspSr tue 4OO16r. There is freshness and originality about MT. Ellis acting that leaves lasting impres. sion. There are excellent attractions in the curio hall Matinee this afternoon.
 NEW HAVEN OPERA HOUSE.
 Germans Spectacular minstrels will appear at the New Haven Opera House this evening. They are credited with presenting an enter tainment that for newness, novelty and re- fnement surprises anything ever seen in minstrelsy. The olio is brimful of features that are bright and sparkling. The afterpiece it is claimed is the most gorgeous spectacle ever offered to the public. It is replete with new and original music, pretty and catchy, beautiful costumes and many other novelties.
 BosToNIAN OPERA COMPANY.
 The "Bostonians' will appear at the Fly. perion Theater Thursday, Friday and Satur- day of next week. This company has quite strong representation of the Boston Ideals, which under Miss Ober gained such fame and fortune throughout the country Messrs Karl, Macdonald and Barnabee are the pro prietors of the company. "The Teachers" :" ''Fstinitza," "The Bohemian Girl" and "Fanchonette" are to be presented.
 HYPERION THEATER.
 At the Hyperion theater Friday and Satur- day nights and Saturday afternoon the noted and inimitable Henry E. Dixey, New York's famous "Adonis," will appear in the role which has won him fame and fortune He will be supported by the original company which assisted him during his unparalleled run in the metropolis. The sale of seats be- gan in a most lively way yesterday. Don't lose time in securing seats as they are selling fast.
 sAM'L OF PosEN
 J. Stafford, avant courier of Sam1 of Posen, was in the city yesterday arranging for the production of that play at the Grand Opera House the first three nights of next week.
 KELLAR.
 The wonderful Kellar, who for the past four years has appeared in New York, Phila- delphia, Boston and Chicago, will be at New Haven Opera House all next week, ,commenc- ing Monday, October 3. He has record of 56 performances in Boston, 103 in Chicago, 179 in New York and 323 in Philadelphia.